Purpose and process
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MODAUX
Must
- it’s absolutely necessary to obey a rule, law, order, or instruction
- to express logical conclusion or it’s the normal thing to expect:
- to say to someone that you strongly recommend or advise something because it’s a good idea
Should
- to talk about what we think is the right or correct thing to do, especially from the point of view of duty or appropriateness:
- to give or ask for advice or suggestions
- to predict that something will probably happen or is expected to be the case, based on logic or a typical situation
Ought to
- to express the right thing to do, morally correct, polite, or someone’s duty
- to predict that something is fairly likely or expected, based on normal circumstances or logic
- to offer or ask for advice or recommendations
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PURPOSE AND PROCESS
PURPOSE
Nouns:
- -Aim, Purpose, Function, Object, Objective, Use, Goal, Target, …
Verbs:
- -Is designed to/for, Is used to/for, Is planned to/for, Is devised to/for, Is aimed at
- -To produce, To control, To form, To provide, To supply
Fixed expressions :
- -So that, In order to, So as to, It is responsible for
- “in order to” and “so as to” = “to”
- “so that” is always followed by a clause (subject + verb)
-Platinum contacts should be used SO THAT oxidization is prevented
PROCESS is concerned with the way things are done, with answering the question “How…?”.
Adverbial and prepositional phrases
- -By, By means of, Through, Via, Thereby, Thus, Thanks to (+positive result),Owing to (+negative result)
Verbs
- -To let, To make it possible, To allow, To enable
NOTES :
- -“To let” ~ “to allow / permit”. (it cannot be used in the passive form, is often extended to include physical possibility)
- -“To enable / make it possible”, making something feasible, physically possible
- -“To allow / permit”, making something feasible by giving permission or authorization
-Structure:
- To let ➔ VERB + OBJECT + INFIN without to
- To allow/ enable/ permit ➔ VERB + OBJECT (a noun) + INFIN with to
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